Edited by the late Barbara Czarniawska, formerly Professor Emerita of Management Studies, GRI, School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden and Orvar Löfgren, Professor Emeritus of European Ethnology, University of Lund, Sweden

• Contents:1. Changing Perspectives on the Management of OverflowOrvar Löfgren and Barbara Czarniawska2. ‘What are we to do with our New Affluence?’: Anticipating, Framing and Managing the Putative Plenty of Post-war FinlandMika Pantzar3. Potlatch à la Polonaise or Consumption Cultures in Times of TransformationMariusz Czubaj 4. Help! We Have Too Much Money!Barbara Czarniawska, Pierre Donatella and Rolf Solli5. Management of and by Overflow: The Example of Primary HealthcareLars Norén6. Taking Michel Callon to the Istanbul Stock Exchange: Frames, Overflows and StorytellingEmre Tarim7. Cloud Control: The Capture and Escape of Music as InformationJakob Wentzer8. Transmutations of NoiseRobert Willim9.Creators Meet Companies: Hundred Offices and the Opening of FramesElena Raviola10. Recycling Food Waste into Biogas, or How Management Transforms Overflows into FlowsHervé Corvellec11. The Discovery of Relations to Artefacts in the Boundless Process of MovingKarin Ekström12. Managing Inflows, Throughflows and Outflows: Mothers Navigating the Baby Stuff ScapeHelene Brembeck13. Lost in the Archive: The Business Historian in Distress Susanna Fellman and Andrew Popp14. Selective Knowledge: Learning How to Forget and IgnoreOrvar Löfgren15. Afterword: Overflows as Boundary Events between Organizations and MarketsFranck CochoyReferences

Edited by the late Barbara Czarniawska, formerly Professor Emerita of Management Studies, GRI, School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden and Orvar Löfgren, Professor Emeritus of European Ethnology, University of Lund, Sweden

• Contents:1. Changing Perspectives on the Management of OverflowOrvar Löfgren and Barbara Czarniawska2. ‘What are we to do with our New Affluence?’: Anticipating, Framing and Managing the Putative Plenty of Post-war FinlandMika Pantzar3. Potlatch à la Polonaise or Consumption Cultures in Times of TransformationMariusz Czubaj 4. Help! We Have Too Much Money!Barbara Czarniawska, Pierre Donatella and Rolf Solli5. Management of and by Overflow: The Example of Primary HealthcareLars Norén6. Taking Michel Callon to the Istanbul Stock Exchange: Frames, Overflows and StorytellingEmre Tarim7. Cloud Control: The Capture and Escape of Music as InformationJakob Wentzer8. Transmutations of NoiseRobert Willim9.Creators Meet Companies: Hundred Offices and the Opening of FramesElena Raviola10. Recycling Food Waste into Biogas, or How Management Transforms Overflows into FlowsHervé Corvellec11. The Discovery of Relations to Artefacts in the Boundless Process of MovingKarin Ekström12. Managing Inflows, Throughflows and Outflows: Mothers Navigating the Baby Stuff ScapeHelene Brembeck13. Lost in the Archive: The Business Historian in Distress Susanna Fellman and Andrew Popp14. Selective Knowledge: Learning How to Forget and IgnoreOrvar Löfgren15. Afterword: Overflows as Boundary Events between Organizations and MarketsFranck CochoyReferences

Edited by the late Barbara Czarniawska, formerly Professor Emerita of Management Studies, GRI, School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden and Orvar Löfgren, Professor Emeritus of European Ethnology, University of Lund, Sweden

• Contents:1. Changing Perspectives on the Management of OverflowOrvar Löfgren and Barbara Czarniawska2. ‘What are we to do with our New Affluence?’: Anticipating, Framing and Managing the Putative Plenty of Post-war FinlandMika Pantzar3. Potlatch à la Polonaise or Consumption Cultures in Times of TransformationMariusz Czubaj 4. Help! We Have Too Much Money!Barbara Czarniawska, Pierre Donatella and Rolf Solli5. Management of and by Overflow: The Example of Primary HealthcareLars Norén6. Taking Michel Callon to the Istanbul Stock Exchange: Frames, Overflows and StorytellingEmre Tarim7. Cloud Control: The Capture and Escape of Music as InformationJakob Wentzer8. Transmutations of NoiseRobert Willim9.Creators Meet Companies: Hundred Offices and the Opening of FramesElena Raviola10. Recycling Food Waste into Biogas, or How Management Transforms Overflows into FlowsHervé Corvellec11. The Discovery of Relations to Artefacts in the Boundless Process of MovingKarin Ekström12. Managing Inflows, Throughflows and Outflows: Mothers Navigating the Baby Stuff ScapeHelene Brembeck13. Lost in the Archive: The Business Historian in Distress Susanna Fellman and Andrew Popp14. Selective Knowledge: Learning How to Forget and IgnoreOrvar Löfgren15. Afterword: Overflows as Boundary Events between Organizations and MarketsFranck CochoyReferences